@DSNforumUK @ABCDiab @diabetespc @youngdiabendo Come find out about @KingsCollegeLon @DiabetesUK @NIHRresearch D-stress project & how your #type1diabetes clinic can take part in the main trial! Diabetes UK conference, rm 23, Thurs 23 April 3.15-4.15 #dukpc26 #diabetesdistress

We’re recruiting for my maternity cover @NNUH! 7.5hrs in breast cancer and 14hrs in adult diabetes (8a, or 7 for newly qualified). A great opportunity to use a range of modalities under a great supervisor. Growing wider psych team. Interviews in July. shorturl.at/tsqhT

I recently heard this very sad news. Anne was a passionate & inspiring advocate for diabetes nursing at home and abroad and will be sorely missed. I was very pleased to know & work with her during my career. All condolences to her family and friends. RIP annemariefelton.muchloved.co…

Still feeling the impact of an unforgettable Breakthrough T1D UK @BT1DUK Discovery Day in #Belfast 💙 Saturday was everything these events are about: people coming together, sharing stories, learning side‑by‑side and reminding one another that no one should ever have to navigate #T1D alone. The venue was filled with honesty, warmth, laughter and true community spirit. Huge thanks to our inspiring speakers for giving so much of themselves and their time. And to everyone who shared their lived experience so generously - your voices are the heartbeat of this community. From open Community Conversations to shared learning across the event, every room reflected the warmth and connection that make this community so special 🫶🏻 Massive thanks as well to our brilliant volunteers, partners and Breakthrough T1D team who made the day so welcoming from the moment people arrived, and to the Bukhman Foundation for supporting a space built on connection, community, learning and hope. Belfast - what a city. Until next time… 💙 #Type1Diabetes #GBDoc #NIDoc @GBDocInfo

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Researchers at York St. John University are recruiting people living with diabetes to explore their experiences completing questionnaires that assess eating disorders. Participation involves two questionnaires.

#dukpc #DUKPC26 @MichelleLawT1D also explains impact of diabetes distress ‘I wish I hadn’t had to figure this out for myself’ she says

Mark Tiller explains what #diabetesstigma feels like in the D-stress presentation room 4 #dukpc

Waiting to present D-stress Study to anyone interested in Diabetes Distress! Rm 23 3.15 #dukpc26

Could you be a D-stress Study online intervention facilitator? We are recruiting for main trial later in the year . Find out more later today at our meeting rm 23 at 3.15 or get in touch! #dukpc26

Samuel seidu movingly ends Mary Mackinnon lecture as she deserved #dukpc26

#dukpc26 find out how you can contribute to reducing #diabetesdistress at our D-stress Study meeting Thursday rm 23 @ 15.15 . See you there posters in the 500 aisles .

The 4 L’s of diabetes experience by Calum, our first speaker in room 3B lived experience now! ( seats available) #dukpc26

D-stress Study @ #dukpc26 Posters (including award shortlisted ) in the 500 aisles. Come & see us! Tackling #diabetes #Emotionalhealth in the real world

#dukpc26 #gbdoc welcoming all to hear about #diabetesdistress distress D-stress Study & how you can be part of it, shaping NHS diabetes emotional care

#gbdoc #diabetesvoices @1Paulcoker could you spread the word too?

Looking for a role that makes a difference? 💪 We’ve got two brilliant new opportunities to join our team and help drive real change for people and families living with type 1 diabetes (T1D)! As our Data and Insights Manager, you’ll lead on our data strategy: working across teams to ensure we’re making the most of our CRM and tools to drive engagement and income. And if you’re passionate about all things social media, our new Social Media and Content Officer role might be up your street. You’ll lead on our social media presence, developing standout campaigns that inspires our communities and builds support for vital T1D research. Find out more: bit.ly/3UNwL5t Closes 10am, 17 March 2026. #CharityJobs #T1D #NowHiring #GBdoc

11th January 1922 104 years to the day.... The first dose of #Insulin was administered A 14 year old boy called Leonard Thompson And life was never the same again for so many many people In the #NHS? Free at the point of delivery- to the user Don’t lose that #Diabetes